June 13, 1869 (4 pages)

ae es For Sheriff—Steve Venard, A. W. ‘Potter, Geo. Grant. ee ir * For County Clerk—G. K. Farquhar. For Assembly—Joha Pattison, Tallman H. Rolfe, Dr. J. Stotlar,J.M. Days, John Williains, Geo. W. Dixon, W. T. '. For Road Commissioner—T. L. Bald. win, Jas. B. Patterson, G. 8.8. Getchell, Geo. Gephard. Y For age ei J. Organ, Chas. E. 7 For Recorder —R. B. Patton, J. M: ttabWalling, Charles C. Leavitt. ~ For District Attorney—M. 8S. Deal. " For Treasurer—Jaov. A. Lancaster, T. T. Davenport. For Collector— Robert Backiis. © Ge ore on Sta. columns of the . before that time, « that time. ‘Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices. Nevada, April 20th. 1 eeaeneatnair cee ema agente ‘UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Ds THEIR NAMES-placed befere the Union voters of MEADOW LAKK sUWNoHIP should remit $5, and their Announcemcnt to the ; i Truckee, Cal, : Trackee, June 9th, 1869. For HRoad Commissioner, ee " . . For Surveyor—H. 8S. Bradley. id with VALUABLE Property DesTROYED AT . EureKa.—On Friday afternoon the Jim ' Crack mill, located on the claims of and owned by the Erie Mining Co., near Gtaniteville, was totally. destroyed by s tire. The fire broke out about 4 o’clock P. M., and quickly enveloped the buildings in the vicinity. ‘The ten stamp mill, hoisting works, boarding house and other buildings were entirely de-~ stroyed, involving the loss of $25,000. The property was partially covered by insurance. ie 9. RUNNING.—Ed. Dean informs us that though he is not a candidate for office, he is running a tunnel from which he expects to make a fortune. The Loyal Company, for which he is acting, propose to ran a tunuel 950 feet to tap a gravel channel in the west.side of Cement Hill ridge, and in that distance they propose to reach a point 30 feet * below the bed rock of the chuinel, giving sufficient fall to work it to advantage. New Dusrrict.—O. E. Green, tormerly of this city, writes to Carley from Elko, stating that the Cope mining district, about 30 miles north of that place, was receiving considerable attention, and that 200 men had started for the new discovery. He says the rock re sembiesPoerman’s of Idahv, and con-~ tains both gold-and silver, some~ of it assaying $5,000 per ton. He advises people not to rnn after the new discov-~ ery as it may prove a bilk. ig Dry zn ' be10ory. everything of 4 stantly on a ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—On Friday ofthe city night the Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, (Fuss, elected the following officers’ for the ensuing term: President, H. H. Has= . king; Foreman, J. E. Nichols ; Assistant r Bale! Foreman, J. F. Hook; Secretary, WW. Cross; Treasurer, J. J. Ott ; Delegates, J.J. Ott, Jos. R. English, J. F. aaaans e008 Hook ; Trustee, W. R. Coe; Auditing T. —____Committee, W.-R.-Goe;-A. H. Parker, . R SET. J. F. Hook ; nomination fur Chief Engineer, W. R. Coe. JTENSILS, Tae Rose Bar Mrnine Co.— Articles =e of incorporation Of thé Rosé Bar Min“ -_ 2 ing Cempany have been filed in the (LASS, and office of the Secretary of State. The E, company is organized for the purpose of TOVE, and mining in Yuba and Nevada counties: JRES, oy Capital stock $200,000, in shares of p for Cash. $100 each, The Trustees are Thomas oe B. Simpson, Jno. McAllis and Daniel jy® McFanney. . Fourte at Rover & Reapy.—The WILL bea candidate for reelection tot A office of HUA COMMISSIONER, suv ject tw the dee.sion of the Union Republican Primaries, to be heid 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next . egisiature will make it a salaried office, at Two ihourand UVuliars per aunum and mileage (15 cents per. mile), sufficient to pay travelin expenses. and I think any man who chal fa.thfully and ix tial:y perform the duties of this vffice, will earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his serviCes must be dearly given tor nothing. With this exp anation i put myselfin the hands of my friends and enemies—knowing they both will attend to my case. Sheuld the people think it ior their interest to elect me again, i will serve them tow ihe best of my ability.— Shou.d they wish to elect some other person; it ss their privilege, and I shall not grumbie at their decision. 2 GEO. GEPHARD, jelltd ee —a ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Assemblymen, OHN PATIISON will be @ candidate for . nomination for the Assembly, subject to pop eer eas of the Union ot gg voters of Nevada County, at the primary election to J M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nome ination for the Assembly, snbject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada Vouuty, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, sea Nar an H. ROLFE will be a candidate jor the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union ‘Republican . , voters of Nevada ym at the primaries to be heidon Saturday, duly 10th, 1809, D*: JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembiy, subject to the decision of the Uniou Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at ag — to be held on the 10th day of Jay, 13869. B iecng WILLIAMS will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, eybject vo the decision of the Union Repablican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries-to be held on Satuiday, July 10th, 1869. EO. W. DIXON will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sabject to the decision. of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 1s6¥. Ww T. WOODS, of Grass Valley, will be a e candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1869. For sherifi. W. POTTER will be a candidate for the e nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, QTEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the k” nominat:on of Sheriff, subject to the deci sion of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada ag & at the primaries to be held on Sa.uru day, July 10th. 1969. ‘ (x ORE GRANT, of Rongh & Ready, will ‘be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the 4 muries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Collector. OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, will be a candidate for the nomination of Cotlector, subject.to the decision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. For County Clerk. Ge: K. FARQUHAR will be a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the deci-ion of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held July 10th, 1869. For Recorder. CH C. LEAVITT will be a candidate for the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision «f the Union Republicap voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. B. PATTON will be a candidate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10th, 1869. Retsis M. WALLING will bea candidate for ‘Sochaton of the Union Bt Shane ace OF on 0 pion vor ce) Tatas te be held For Treasurer 0. A. LANCASTER will be candidate for the nomination of Treasurer, subject on Saturday, J the decision of the Union PUTE. citizens of Rough and Ready have determined to have a pic nic and celebraast : 4 tion on the Fourth of July at that place, , on Monday, July Sth. Committees ; have been appointed and are engaged Institute © R 4 inmaking eel5 ‘CoMMITTEE MEETING.—The Ge all, Committee of Arrangements of the Fourth of July celebration will meet a; lay, June the Pennsylvania Engine house to~mor~ i ME. row evening. Every member of the BE DAYS. Committee should be present. : oo caminers Tu® Orrosrrion TELEGRAPH Co.— MONDAY _The Opposition Telegraph Line will be completed to this city in three days, ee . When an office will be opened, and the inten of he rates. of télegraphing’ charged by the s new company, will be twenty-five cents of Schools for ten words to any point on the line. held on Saturday, July 16th, fe “f Bar a L. BALDWIN will be.a candidate to be held Saturday, he . Nevada County. at the primaries to be heid on can voture of Nevada county, at the primaries Js PATTERSON, of Little York Tp will be a candidate for the nomination o the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held un daturday, uly 10th, 1869. ‘ Gq 8. 8. GETCHELL announces himeelf as a candidate for the office ef Road Com missioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1069. _—KFor Assessor, i 4K nomination of County »ssessor, eudject to the deeisiou of the Union Republican voters, at the p:imaries to be held on’ Saturday, July 10th, 1968, : the nomination ef Assessor, subject to the decisiou of the Union’ kepublican voiers of Satarday, July 1th, 1869. J. ORGAN wiil be a candidate for the e nomination of Assessor subject 1o the decision of the Union Republican vovers of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on caturday, July 10th, 1869. P. BUSH will be a caisdidate for the nome ination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada } ig at the primaries to be held on Satur~day, duly: luth, 1869.For Surveyor, 8. BRADLEY will be a candidate-for the e nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satuiday, July 1th, 1569. . S<="BOUND FOR NEW YORK. Must sell at any Sacrifice within Sixty Days ! . —Or— JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL AVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO open businessin New York are ~ Determined to sell the Entire Stock at any sacrifice. THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOsED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, [BW Store Keepers, Hetail Deal‘ere and ali the People canget . Goods below Cost Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prices : 3,000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 12} cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $8 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks “and Coates; 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of ingham, 18% cents per yard, and everySine else in proportion. People who de not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. ee Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, SBOES, : CARPETS, &e. &e. &-. &., &c. Which are offered at a sacrifice. t@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested to call. : A Dwelling House and Lot for ” J. & & ROSENTHAL, ' No, 64 Broad Street, Nevada. ~~ Fruit and Vegetable Store. i. BRB. RUMERY, Commercial Street.Nevada City, of VEGETABLES, RANCH AND Fi» KIN BUT« TER, CHEESE, CANNED r xUITS, P SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &ec. &, &e. wt a , mts. to receive the different Kinds of gay" NEW VBGE™ ABLES AND F. a8 s00n as they appear in the markets belo _ People Koad Commissioner subject 16 thé decision of }comas. E. MULLOY will be a candidate for] ~ : H* charge of the Ee K BEPS constantly on band » 00d supply: mi pre 3. of Nevada Co ee — . . ‘Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets” NEVADA CITY. . ° worn inform the people of this city that they have conciuded to Close Gut Business in this place, AND NOW OFFER FOR BALE,FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, o> peaeaiedhiis Goons! “i Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGAKDLESS OF ALL COST) COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY t= TEN DOLLARS ! xs ’ And Everything Else in the same proportion ! WE HAVE CLOTHING: AND FURNISHING ‘ GUODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite them to calland eecure Thisisno Humbug! Before buy~ ing elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., 2 Cerner Broad and Pine Streets, Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ATTENTION TRAVELERS! ~~ FROM AND AFTER THIS Pee cate a Pet wees Ly Link UPS STAGES will run between Nevada, Omega and Washington Leaving Nevada at64g A. M., on Tuesdays and Thardays, anu 402 P.M. on Saturdays. . Returning, will leaye Washington, on 4l— = atT7A. M., arrive at Nevada by 11 a. M. Through Fare One Dollar. Toor From Central House 60 cts, Freight 75 cents per 10U pounds, Office at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. * * Washingtun—Urissel’s Hotel. Nevada, Omega and Washington Stage Co., Ww Proprievwre: R. W. LALPTA, Agent, Latta’s Mountain Express is carried on this line, and connects at Nevada Wit Wells, Fargo & Co, and the Pacific Unio Exprese Cv. Collections made, and all kinds. ot Express business promptly attended to. RK. W. La tPA, Proprietor. Nevada, June 3d, 1869, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . —aNnD— PRODUCE STORK, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. R. & PP. SUMMERS, Proprietors, WM. 8. McROBERTS, tablighment which is constantly supplied with FREBH FARM PRUDUCE, consistng of* Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Wheat, Barley, Cora, Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes and a general assortment of Groce; rics and Provisions, The Proprietors having been long engaged in Manching have excellent advantages for procuring sorte of Farm Produce treeb, and of selling to custumers at the Lowest Cash Prices, Families and consumers generally are invited to give us @ call. 2 THE RAILROAD COMPLETED! Get REDUCTION OF PRICES! French Hair Dressing Saloon, PINE STREET. FELIX GILLE®.Proprietor. HAIR CUTTING, (Men,Boys & Girls) 25ets. SHAMPOOING. .5<i--0.-000++. 25088. ILLisl’s shop, and ne “throws off on nobody,” and pays as po gp to his customers at reduced as at former prices, ides, Mr. Gillet offers at MUDEKATE PHICES a nice assortment of French goods, imported direct from Paris by steamers, such as Pinaud’s celebrated perfumery, shaving and toilet soaps, (by the pound or cake), beads of ali colors and sizes, huen thread, in patented cups, even and strong; tailor needles, hand made horn combs, india rubber tuys, magnifying glasses,french books of all descriptions, GREAT BARGAINSHIHIUI/ L aftrwtee 2 thing is kept clean about} MR. G ”, cheek, the lustre Ccssive ,enerations, —to uiterty destroy. Ms KCURY, ; SUN, are That leavea the ganus will baille the elfecia In Syphilia and ‘its the Biadder, ri : nd v grave. Marriage, that b hope of manb br. edge of ube oue whe innocent com, adds to kis misery laves him. ‘There viciims, should co ferlugs. Diet, Fear of Kx Do not forget IMPORTANT minister relief, and and is iuliy qualified ficial manner, but in vears of study gud pr See address below. Com stantly accruing female frante. Address BENJ. F. Give me a call, , aN al6 steam engines in perfect running order, etc., etc. ; ~ 26 ° Wasbinewwn St. San marks can be seen in Scro. ula, 1 Cripples, the .diotic, the Paralytic, the Ina ‘There 18 no more verrivie eco ' man race than Lhuse diseases ‘ contamination Veuerial Poison. . poison to crawi vbrot stem, eating its way inte the tise y benessn the 4 ; fect CUR ean be obtained by. eoi — whom long practice and th avers jou into the catses Of Dis Pl] LN ALL CASES CURES QUA and accompying diseases ; dneys p Weakness, Viseases of tt or NU PAY reg dmhe yo oo i The young man w. experiones: lope»! ing weakens in bis muse: po deg 4 ganization should stop and consider it urises. He will ind in the weakness‘of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digs tion. unaccountabie f uf the powe: the mind, distate for socicty, dreed ing trouble, lorebodings of evil, by growing deamess, losa of muscu aud LulMerous OLher By, vation, the positive traces of that Bidet ble und destructive of ail di , Semi jeakness—wasting away his powers, y ing his hope of life and iy. < ging him aiong the broken patn of hia existence, toward & premature and ‘oath : ‘To him who finds his life dribiitig ont in the discharge of the vital prin 2 of oxis-tence in pent ones ne diurnal ' the mere Cessation oO Cauves ive appearance brings no assurance of relief, ™ , roper and skilful treatment. Cena a Aly a physician whom long pra We y= careful research has made hits the Oughly ‘versant with every phase of the .— ‘Those who have becouse the victine of solitery vices, thatdreadiul fasciuating and d table habit, beng -housands of sick roome with paralytics and bun dreds of uutimely grates with He miag’ delay, one who will sympa ‘To such the Doctor wo: recommend himeel{, giving te uarantees of a Feriect by a akeor Hindrance from Bus eure, for both medically and uegiaatte Bot ina : thorvigh a: " =, ultack the system, aud l from eye, the strength and vigor from the fram ¢ Giocaals « dapeiter Sena pd Z the race oi I the as Ub the Veneaial, duubles his dangers. ‘F have been treated with that pernic ERAL POL nol eu has only assumed a new form, oF ‘ety to buret out in the future with a virulen ol the U ARY ORGANS, enable to determine oA once ins eee are pro ee Piskt KUT. SPUKDY, PRRMANENT. adjuncts, nope of mates: binge such ous no hope of her blot ia of hie evil and 2 : aud disorder unvil ho 18 BO rescue except cont without au ent Care’ » Change of addreas. See below. TO THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted divease, aud regu:res medical or. 5 rich there's phyaising Wiis IAAtiip scien there a physiciag: ap whose Feapueasie on 4 ‘ing in society recofhmends bim to a guened the community? ‘the tot on . standing how imperutively re." quirements are, ieels Called. pe, and by cailiug tbe attention of the to the fact that ne has been a gor. ate. trics and Female Diseases for ‘l'weaty Yeare, w all manner pite.s and families—can make, to savethem from the. hands the unqualified, unscry and te siguing, Therefore families cau rely apon him as upul @ father. All in affliction can find im oid Saran been. he Mee a and betriend them trouble—one in w. secresy the utmost confidence can be Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Fars mpathize wite. THE CXLEBRATED FEMALE EDIES. unded FO Rone ne of Dr, Young, have now o & most extended popularity, and are correctly viewed to bethe saiest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. The contestimonials of their ACY, declare them to be pre-eminently superior their action, No lady should be without these jing ‘oti, “aes aad eee ee in office. part oi the State. ‘ , oo =e GREAT FEMAL CINE The Greatest E MEDICIN Discovery of thie or any other Age, PREVENTIVE Powders PTR Marnizp Lapree, These Powders will be found oe value to those whose means, health or circunistances do not permit thém to increas ience, suffering and perhaps risk This yo is new, . veniens « thalt bo should be avolded egeerenan hikae ‘heir use 8 : : Price $10 a box. Sentto gg ee by va OF eH ne OGEND. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS—P, rice $5. Acknowledged by the Medical Frat to be the ouly sale, niild and efficacious to be depended on in long 8 suppression; irregularity, or s functions of natare, the the sourée of euch deplor effects é cases of of the JOSSELYN, M.D. Wrancisco, Be

ae es For Sheriff—Steve Venard, A. W. ‘Potter, Geo. Grant. ee ir * For County Clerk—G. K. Farquhar. For Assembly—Joha Pattison, Tallman H. Rolfe, Dr. J. Stotlar,J.M. Days, John Williains, Geo. W. Dixon, W. T. '. For Road Commissioner—T. L. Bald. win, Jas. B. Patterson, G. 8.8. Getchell, Geo. Gephard. Y For age ei J. Organ, Chas. E. 7 For Recorder —R. B. Patton, J. M: ttabWalling, Charles C. Leavitt. ~ For District Attorney—M. 8S. Deal. " For Treasurer—Jaov. A. Lancaster, T. T. Davenport. For Collector— Robert Backiis. © Ge ore on Sta. columns of the . before that time, « that time. ‘Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to call on Greenwald and ascertain his prices. Nevada, April 20th. 1 eeaeneatnair cee ema agente ‘UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Ds THEIR NAMES-placed befere the Union voters of MEADOW LAKK sUWNoHIP should remit $5, and their Announcemcnt to the ; i Truckee, Cal, : Trackee, June 9th, 1869. For HRoad Commissioner, ee " . . For Surveyor—H. 8S. Bradley. id with VALUABLE Property DesTROYED AT . EureKa.—On Friday afternoon the Jim ' Crack mill, located on the claims of and owned by the Erie Mining Co., near Gtaniteville, was totally. destroyed by s tire. The fire broke out about 4 o’clock P. M., and quickly enveloped the buildings in the vicinity. ‘The ten stamp mill, hoisting works, boarding house and other buildings were entirely de-~ stroyed, involving the loss of $25,000. The property was partially covered by insurance. ie 9. RUNNING.—Ed. Dean informs us that though he is not a candidate for office, he is running a tunnel from which he expects to make a fortune. The Loyal Company, for which he is acting, propose to ran a tunuel 950 feet to tap a gravel channel in the west.side of Cement Hill ridge, and in that distance they propose to reach a point 30 feet * below the bed rock of the chuinel, giving sufficient fall to work it to advantage. New Dusrrict.—O. E. Green, tormerly of this city, writes to Carley from Elko, stating that the Cope mining district, about 30 miles north of that place, was receiving considerable attention, and that 200 men had started for the new discovery. He says the rock re sembiesPoerman’s of Idahv, and con-~ tains both gold-and silver, some~ of it assaying $5,000 per ton. He advises people not to rnn after the new discov-~ ery as it may prove a bilk. ig Dry zn ' be10ory. everything of 4 stantly on a ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—On Friday ofthe city night the Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, (Fuss, elected the following officers’ for the ensuing term: President, H. H. Has= . king; Foreman, J. E. Nichols ; Assistant r Bale! Foreman, J. F. Hook; Secretary, WW. Cross; Treasurer, J. J. Ott ; Delegates, J.J. Ott, Jos. R. English, J. F. aaaans e008 Hook ; Trustee, W. R. Coe; Auditing T. —____Committee, W.-R.-Goe;-A. H. Parker, . R SET. J. F. Hook ; nomination fur Chief Engineer, W. R. Coe. JTENSILS, Tae Rose Bar Mrnine Co.— Articles =e of incorporation Of thé Rosé Bar Min“ -_ 2 ing Cempany have been filed in the (LASS, and office of the Secretary of State. The E, company is organized for the purpose of TOVE, and mining in Yuba and Nevada counties: JRES, oy Capital stock $200,000, in shares of p for Cash. $100 each, The Trustees are Thomas oe B. Simpson, Jno. McAllis and Daniel jy® McFanney. . Fourte at Rover & Reapy.—The WILL bea candidate for reelection tot A office of HUA COMMISSIONER, suv ject tw the dee.sion of the Union Republican Primaries, to be heid 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next . egisiature will make it a salaried office, at Two ihourand UVuliars per aunum and mileage (15 cents per. mile), sufficient to pay travelin expenses. and I think any man who chal fa.thfully and ix tial:y perform the duties of this vffice, will earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his serviCes must be dearly given tor nothing. With this exp anation i put myselfin the hands of my friends and enemies—knowing they both will attend to my case. Sheuld the people think it ior their interest to elect me again, i will serve them tow ihe best of my ability.— Shou.d they wish to elect some other person; it ss their privilege, and I shall not grumbie at their decision. 2 GEO. GEPHARD, jelltd ee —a ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Assemblymen, OHN PATIISON will be @ candidate for . nomination for the Assembly, subject to pop eer eas of the Union ot gg voters of Nevada County, at the primary election to J M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nome ination for the Assembly, snbject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada Vouuty, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, sea Nar an H. ROLFE will be a candidate jor the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union ‘Republican . , voters of Nevada ym at the primaries to be heidon Saturday, duly 10th, 1809, D*: JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembiy, subject to the decision of the Uniou Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at ag — to be held on the 10th day of Jay, 13869. B iecng WILLIAMS will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, eybject vo the decision of the Union Repablican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries-to be held on Satuiday, July 10th, 1869. EO. W. DIXON will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sabject to the decision. of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 1s6¥. Ww T. WOODS, of Grass Valley, will be a e candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1869. For sherifi. W. POTTER will be a candidate for the e nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, QTEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the k” nominat:on of Sheriff, subject to the deci sion of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada ag & at the primaries to be held on Sa.uru day, July 10th. 1969. ‘ (x ORE GRANT, of Rongh & Ready, will ‘be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the 4 muries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Collector. OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, will be a candidate for the nomination of Cotlector, subject.to the decision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. For County Clerk. Ge: K. FARQUHAR will be a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to the deci-ion of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held July 10th, 1869. For Recorder. CH C. LEAVITT will be a candidate for the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision «f the Union Republicap voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. B. PATTON will be a candidate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10th, 1869. Retsis M. WALLING will bea candidate for ‘Sochaton of the Union Bt Shane ace OF on 0 pion vor ce) Tatas te be held For Treasurer 0. A. LANCASTER will be candidate for the nomination of Treasurer, subject on Saturday, J the decision of the Union PUTE. citizens of Rough and Ready have determined to have a pic nic and celebraast : 4 tion on the Fourth of July at that place, , on Monday, July Sth. Committees ; have been appointed and are engaged Institute © R 4 inmaking eel5 ‘CoMMITTEE MEETING.—The Ge all, Committee of Arrangements of the Fourth of July celebration will meet a; lay, June the Pennsylvania Engine house to~mor~ i ME. row evening. Every member of the BE DAYS. Committee should be present. : oo caminers Tu® Orrosrrion TELEGRAPH Co.— MONDAY _The Opposition Telegraph Line will be completed to this city in three days, ee . When an office will be opened, and the inten of he rates. of télegraphing’ charged by the s new company, will be twenty-five cents of Schools for ten words to any point on the line. held on Saturday, July 16th, fe “f Bar a L. BALDWIN will be.a candidate to be held Saturday, he . Nevada County. at the primaries to be heid on can voture of Nevada county, at the primaries Js PATTERSON, of Little York Tp will be a candidate for the nomination o the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held un daturday, uly 10th, 1869. ‘ Gq 8. 8. GETCHELL announces himeelf as a candidate for the office ef Road Com missioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1069. _—KFor Assessor, i 4K nomination of County »ssessor, eudject to the deeisiou of the Union Republican voters, at the p:imaries to be held on’ Saturday, July 10th, 1968, : the nomination ef Assessor, subject to the decisiou of the Union’ kepublican voiers of Satarday, July 1th, 1869. J. ORGAN wiil be a candidate for the e nomination of Assessor subject 1o the decision of the Union Republican vovers of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on caturday, July 10th, 1869. P. BUSH will be a caisdidate for the nome ination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada } ig at the primaries to be held on Satur~day, duly: luth, 1869.For Surveyor, 8. BRADLEY will be a candidate-for the e nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satuiday, July 1th, 1569. . S<="BOUND FOR NEW YORK. Must sell at any Sacrifice within Sixty Days ! . —Or— JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL AVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO open businessin New York are ~ Determined to sell the Entire Stock at any sacrifice. THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOsED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, [BW Store Keepers, Hetail Deal‘ere and ali the People canget . Goods below Cost Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prices : 3,000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 12} cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $8 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks “and Coates; 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of ingham, 18% cents per yard, and everySine else in proportion. People who de not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. ee Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, SBOES, : CARPETS, &e. &e. &-. &., &c. Which are offered at a sacrifice. t@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested to call. : A Dwelling House and Lot for ” J. & & ROSENTHAL, ' No, 64 Broad Street, Nevada. ~~ Fruit and Vegetable Store. i. BRB. RUMERY,

Commercial Street..Nevada City, of VEGETABLES, RANCH AND Fi» KIN BUT« TER, CHEESE, CANNED r xUITS, P SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &ec. &, &e. wt a , mts. to receive the different Kinds of gay" NEW VBGE™ ABLES AND F. a8 s00n as they appear in the markets belo _ People Koad Commissioner subject 16 thé decision of }comas. E. MULLOY will be a candidate for] ~ : H* charge of the Ee K BEPS constantly on band » 00d supply: mi pre 3. of Nevada Co ee — . . ‘Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets” NEVADA CITY. . ° worn inform the people of this city that they have conciuded to Close Gut Business in this place, AND NOW OFFER FOR BALE,FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, o> peaeaiedhiis Goons! “i Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGAKDLESS OF ALL COST) COMPLETE SUITS: COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY t= TEN DOLLARS ! xs ’ And Everything Else in the same proportion ! WE HAVE CLOTHING: AND FURNISHING ‘ GUODS, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite them to calland eecure Thisisno Humbug! Before buy~ ing elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., 2 Cerner Broad and Pine Streets, Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. ATTENTION TRAVELERS! ~~ FROM AND AFTER THIS Pee cate a Pet wees Ly Link UPS STAGES will run between Nevada, Omega and Washington Leaving Nevada at64g A. M., on Tuesdays and Thardays, anu 402 P.M. on Saturdays. . Returning, will leaye Washington, on 4l— = atT7A. M., arrive at Nevada by 11 a. M. Through Fare One Dollar. Toor From Central House 60 cts, Freight 75 cents per 10U pounds, Office at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. * * Washingtun—Urissel’s Hotel. Nevada, Omega and Washington Stage Co., Ww Proprievwre: R. W. LALPTA, Agent, Latta’s Mountain Express is carried on this line, and connects at Nevada Wit Wells, Fargo & Co, and the Pacific Unio Exprese Cv. Collections made, and all kinds. ot Express business promptly attended to. RK. W. La tPA, Proprietor. Nevada, June 3d, 1869, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . —aNnD— PRODUCE STORK, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. R. & PP. SUMMERS, Proprietors, WM. 8. McROBERTS, tablighment which is constantly supplied with FREBH FARM PRUDUCE, consistng of* Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Wheat, Barley, Cora, Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes and a general assortment of Groce; rics and Provisions, The Proprietors having been long engaged in Manching have excellent advantages for procuring sorte of Farm Produce treeb, and of selling to custumers at the Lowest Cash Prices, Families and consumers generally are invited to give us @ call. 2 THE RAILROAD COMPLETED! Get REDUCTION OF PRICES! French Hair Dressing Saloon, PINE STREET. FELIX GILLE®..Proprietor. HAIR CUTTING, (Men,Boys & Girls) 25ets. SHAMPOOING. ..5<i--0.-000++.. 25088. ILLisl’s shop, and ne “throws off on nobody,” and pays as po gp to his customers at reduced as at former prices, ides, Mr. Gillet offers at MUDEKATE PHICES a nice assortment of French goods, imported direct from Paris by steamers, such as Pinaud’s celebrated perfumery, shaving and toilet soaps, (by the pound or cake), beads of ali colors and sizes, huen thread, in patented cups, even and strong; tailor needles, hand made horn combs, india rubber tuys, magnifying glasses,french books of all descriptions, GREAT BARGAINSHIHIUI/ L aftrwtee 2 thing is kept clean about} MR. G ”, cheek, the lustre Ccssive ,enerations, —to uiterty destroy. Ms KCURY, ; SUN, are That leavea the ganus will baille the elfecia In Syphilia and ‘its the Biadder, ri : nd v grave. Marriage, that b hope of manb br. edge of ube oue whe innocent com, adds to kis misery laves him. ‘There viciims, should co ferlugs. Diet, Fear of Kx Do not forget IMPORTANT minister relief, and and is iuliy qualified ficial manner, but in vears of study gud pr See address below. Com stantly accruing female frante. Address BENJ. F. Give me a call, , aN al6 steam engines in perfect running order, etc., etc. ; ~ 26 ° Wasbinewwn St. San marks can be seen in Scro. ula, 1 Cripples, the .diotic, the Paralytic, the Ina ‘There 18 no more verrivie eco ' man race than Lhuse diseases ‘ contamination Veuerial Poison. . poison to crawi vbrot stem, eating its way inte the tise y benessn the 4 ; fect CUR ean be obtained by. eoi — whom long practice and th avers jou into the catses Of Dis Pl] LN ALL CASES CURES QUA and accompying diseases ; dneys p Weakness, Viseases of tt or NU PAY reg dmhe yo oo i The young man w. experiones: lope»! ing weakens in bis muse: po deg 4 ganization should stop and consider it urises. He will ind in the weakness‘of the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digs tion. unaccountabie f uf the powe: the mind, distate for socicty, dreed ing trouble, lorebodings of evil, by growing deamess, losa of muscu aud LulMerous OLher By, vation, the positive traces of that Bidet ble und destructive of ail di , Semi jeakness—wasting away his powers, y ing his hope of life and iy. < ging him aiong the broken patn of hia existence, toward & premature and ‘oath : ‘To him who finds his life dribiitig ont in the discharge of the vital prin 2 of oxis-tence in pent ones ne diurnal ' the mere Cessation oO Cauves ive appearance brings no assurance of relief, ™ , roper and skilful treatment. Cena a Aly a physician whom long pra We y= careful research has made hits the Oughly ‘versant with every phase of the .— ‘Those who have becouse the victine of solitery vices, thatdreadiul fasciuating and d table habit, beng -housands of sick roome with paralytics and bun dreds of uutimely grates with He miag’ delay, one who will sympa ‘To such the Doctor wo: recommend himeel{, giving te uarantees of a Feriect by a akeor Hindrance from Bus eure, for both medically and uegiaatte Bot ina : thorvigh a: " =, ultack the system, aud l from eye, the strength and vigor from the fram ¢ Giocaals « dapeiter Sena pd Z the race oi I the as Ub the Veneaial, duubles his dangers. ‘F have been treated with that pernic ERAL POL nol eu has only assumed a new form, oF ‘ety to buret out in the future with a virulen ol the U ARY ORGANS, enable to determine oA once ins eee are pro ee Piskt KUT. SPUKDY, PRRMANENT. adjuncts, nope of mates: binge such ous no hope of her blot ia of hie evil and 2 : aud disorder unvil ho 18 BO rescue except cont without au ent Care’ » Change of addreas. See below. TO THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted divease, aud regu:res medical or. 5 rich there's phyaising Wiis IAAtiip scien there a physiciag: ap whose Feapueasie on 4 ‘ing in society recofhmends bim to a guened the community? ‘the tot on . standing how imperutively re." quirements are, ieels Called. pe, and by cailiug tbe attention of the to the fact that ne has been a gor. ate. trics and Female Diseases for ‘l'weaty Yeare, w all manner pite.s and families—can make, to savethem from the. hands the unqualified, unscry and te siguing, Therefore families cau rely apon him as upul @ father. All in affliction can find im oid Saran been. he Mee a and betriend them trouble—one in w. secresy the utmost confidence can be Consultation (by Letter or Otherwise) Fars mpathize wite. THE CXLEBRATED FEMALE EDIES. unded FO Rone ne of Dr, Young, have now o & most extended popularity, and are correctly viewed to bethe saiest and surest remedies for the com plaints for which they are applied. The contestimonials of their ACY, declare them to be pre-eminently superior their action, No lady should be without these jing ‘oti, “aes aad eee ee in office. part oi the State. ‘ , oo =e GREAT FEMAL CINE The Greatest E MEDICIN Discovery of thie or any other Age, PREVENTIVE Powders PTR Marnizp Lapree, These Powders will be found oe value to those whose means, health or circunistances do not permit thém to increas ience, suffering and perhaps risk This yo is new, . veniens « thalt bo should be avolded egeerenan hikae ‘heir use 8 : : Price $10 a box. Sentto gg ee by va OF eH ne OGEND. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. FRENCH LUNAR OR FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS—P, rice $5. Acknowledged by the Medical Frat to be the ouly sale, niild and efficacious to be depended on in long 8 suppression; irregularity, or s functions of natare, the the sourée of euch deplor effects é cases of of the JOSSELYN, M.D. Wrancisco, Be